NewsWrap for the week ending April 22, 2013
SUMMARY
Pokarekare Ana - New Zealand becomes the first country in the Asia Pacific region, and the thirteenth in the world, to open civil marriage to same-gender couples …
Paris in the Stresstime - France's road to expected marital equality is a bumpy one …
More Than Luck - a convention in Ireland proposes a constitutional marriage equality amendment …
Stuck in the Mud - U.S. Republican Party doubles down on its opposition to civil marriage for same-gender couples …
Short on Honor - the Boy Scouts of America offers a half-measure change to its ban on openly gay members …
Students Struck - two of the leading Catholic schools in Ghana expel a total of 53 students for "practicing homosexuality" and trying "to convince more students to practice the act," or "the detestable act of lesbianism" …
Colors Won't Fade - the removal of Sydney's cherished Oxford Street rainbow crossing sparks a "chalk revolt" across Australia and in at least one other seemingly unlikely corner of the world ….
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Labels: Australia, bisexual, Boy Scouts, France, gay, Ghana, GOP, homophobia, homosexual, homosexuality, human rights, Ireland, lesbian, marriage equality, New Zealand, transgender, transsexual
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